Comments on: “Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places” category http://www.bloggerbingo.com/bitterwomen/2007/06/15/looking-for-love-in-all-the-wrong-places-category/ wimmins is as wimmins does Fri, 25 Jul 2008 01:12:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: Nikolai http://www.bloggerbingo.com/bitterwomen/2007/06/15/looking-for-love-in-all-the-wrong-places-category/#comment-19 Nikolai Wed, 11 Jul 2007 17:11:32 +0000 http://www.bloggerbingo.com/bitterwomen/2007/06/15/looking-for-love-in-all-the-wrong-places-category/#comment-19 Hi there, My name's Nikolai, I posted this advert originally. Just to let you know, I found my soulmate through it - genuinely - and it's quite a story. The advert was plagiarised many times, by many people. It keeps on being copied, and mutated slightly each time. It's fun watching it happen. Although Miguel (who I've written to) should really have asked my permission for it, shouldn't he, the rude man! Well, anyway, my fiancee saw the advert, posted by someone else. She wrote him, but became suspicious when he had little to say for himself, despite posting a literature, witty advert. So she asked a friend about it, who said she'd seen it before on gumtree. Fortunately I posted it on my blog, so she managed to find me and tell me about the plagiarism. Amazingly, we hit it off, and now plan to spend our lives together. Funny how things work out. I'm now writing to everyone who's plagiarised the advert to thank them - and let them know how successful their efforts have been for me. And so I've been searching for the ad on Google. And that's how I got to you. All the best, Nikolai ps. She's not even insane, despite the advert! :-) pps. Shows that it doesn't pay to plagiarise! Hi there,

My name’s Nikolai, I posted this advert originally. Just to let you know, I found my soulmate through it - genuinely - and it’s quite a story.

The advert was plagiarised many times, by many people. It keeps on being copied, and mutated slightly each time. It’s fun watching it happen. Although Miguel (who I’ve written to) should really have asked my permission for it, shouldn’t he, the rude man!

Well, anyway, my fiancee saw the advert, posted by someone else. She wrote him, but became suspicious when he had little to say for himself, despite posting a literature, witty advert. So she asked a friend about it, who said she’d seen it before on gumtree. Fortunately I posted it on my blog, so she managed to find me and tell me about the plagiarism.

Amazingly, we hit it off, and now plan to spend our lives together. Funny how things work out. I’m now writing to everyone who’s plagiarised the advert to thank them - and let them know how successful their efforts have been for me. And so I’ve been searching for the ad on Google. And that’s how I got to you.

All the best,

Nikolai

ps. She’s not even insane, despite the advert! :-)
pps. Shows that it doesn’t pay to plagiarise!

]]> By: Drag-on-fly http://www.bloggerbingo.com/bitterwomen/2007/06/15/looking-for-love-in-all-the-wrong-places-category/#comment-12 Drag-on-fly Fri, 15 Jun 2007 11:28:22 +0000 http://www.bloggerbingo.com/bitterwomen/2007/06/15/looking-for-love-in-all-the-wrong-places-category/#comment-12 I, too, am excited, darlings. Did I understand hunky Miguel to say applicants are not required to be female. Ooooh, be still my heart. I'm clicking that button right now. Queenie, the Dragonfly. I, too, am excited, darlings. Did I understand hunky Miguel to say applicants are not required to be female. Ooooh, be still my heart.

I’m clicking that button right now.

Queenie, the Dragonfly.

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